Samsung Galaxy S23 8 Gen

This could get an Exynos 2300 SoC instead of the Snapdragon chipset.

Samsung Galaxy is accepted to be reflecting over the choice on whether to go with an Exynos 2300 SoC or a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset for the System S23 arrangement. The subtle elements of these chipsets are still up within the discuss.

Gossipy tidbits within the past have proposed the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC may wear a combination of Cortex-X3, Cortex-A720, Cortex-A710, and Cortex-A510 centers.

Be that as it may, a striking tipster has recently shared a diverse arrangement of this chipset beside more details. The Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC include may a combine of 2GHz Cortex-A715 centers.  The remaining setup is accepted to be the same with a 3.2GHz Cortex-X3 center, two 2GHz Cortex-A710 centers, and three 3GHz Cortex-A710.

The tipster has moreover said that the chipset bearing the demonstrate number SM8550 is being created utilizing TSMC's 4nm prepare. Besides, the neural preparing unit (NPU), picture flag processor (ISP), and GPU have all been incredibly moved forward on the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 chipset.

Samsung World A14 determinations (rumoured)

The Samsung World A14 moreover shows up to have a triple raise camera setup. No like quad unit found on the System A13, as per the renders. The South Korean producer is anticipated to offer made strides sensors on the unused phone. The renders moreover propose that the phone will come with a side-mounted unique mark sensor, a 3.5mm earphone harbour, a USB Type-C harbour, and a foot terminating speaker.

Check below specifications

Samsung Galaxy S22

- Display 6.10-inch

- Processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen

- Rear Camera Unspecified

- RAM 8GB

- Storage 128GB/ 256GB

- Battery Capacity 3700mAh

- OS Android 12

- Supported Network Type 3G,4G, 5G
https://mobileinfoworld.com/samsung-galaxy-s23/

Airtel, Jio and Vodafone Idea plan to rollout 5G Plans in India

Here is everything we should know about Airtel, Jio and Vodafone Idea's 5G plan so far.

PM Modi inaugurated 5G networks in India today Oct 2022. It is officially inaugurated earlier today at IMC 2022. Looking into  depth how the technology will change India across various industries and sectors, telecom players Jio & Airtel are set to launch their 5G plans in India. While Vodafone Idea yet to announce the follow up soon after.

How all three Indian telecom players plan to rollout 5G in India?

Bharti Airtel

Airtel, a big giant has announced that the telecom operator will rollout 5G services in eight Indian cities starting today. While Airtel has not confirm eight cities these are, expect metro cities. Airtel also announced that it will bring 5G connectivity all across India by mid 2024.

Reliance Jio

Reliance Jio has announce to bring its 5G plans by Diwali, end of Oct 2022. The services will initially be available in four metro cities Delhi, Kolkata Mumbai and Chennai. This is to inform that all parts of the large cities may not see 5G coverage at once. Reliance Jio has also announced that other cities will also get access to 5G services in a phased out manner by December 2023. So this is very big announcement to rollout the 5G services.

Vodafone Idea

VI did not announce any 5G-related developments during the launch. It seems Vodafone Idea customers waiting for 5G will have to wait a little more for further details. VI is still waiting to announce their 5G services in India. However VI can launch these services in metro cities till mid 2023.

5g mobile data plans are yet to reveal from all three network giants.

Reference:

indianexpress
https://mobileinfoworld.com/5g-plans-in-india/

Prime Minister Narendra Damodar Modi will launch 5G in India today at the sixth edition on 1Oct 2022.

5G Launched in India- Prime Minister Narendra Modi has officially announced the launch of 5G in selected metro cities starting today. Jio and airtel has not reveal the 5G plan yet however they are commit to reveal these by 2023. The launch took place at the India Mobile Congress in Delhi. Airtel confirm that it will roll out 5G in eight metro cities starting today. Jio will bring 5G to selected cities first, and plans to cover the entire country by 2023.

In first phase 5G will launch in thirteen cities only. But yes, full 5G coverage will take time, till 2024 or 2025 as operators like Airtel have noted. We are still waiting the official announcement from Vodafone-Idea for its 5G plans.

5G in India: Which cities will get it first in the country

It is the revolution in internet world for India. 5G is the next generation of mobile communication networks, supposed to offer much faster speeds and wider use cases than 4G or 3G. It is believed that the rollout of 5G will accelerate the adoption of cloud gaming, virtual reality technology, Internet of Things, data usage in entertainment.

 

So proud of PM Modi who has been working hard relentlessly for the progress of the nation. Not a single day off right from his CM days, and not to forget even he is fasting for Navratra. Now the PM has laid down the vision to make India a developed nation in next few years.
https://mobileinfoworld.com/pm-modi-launch-5g-on-oct-2022/

The Best of Wi-Fi 6

Wi-Fi 6 hardware is making it into the market and the hands of consumers. Big companies need to keep up with the demand and requests for this. But here question arises will all the new Wi-Fi 6 features provide significant gains? There is only one exciting feature worth keeping an eye on, and that is Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access.

In old Wi-Fi generation wireless communications were using a modulation scheme called Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing. A serialized way for devices to transmit and receive data wirelessly.

Supported Hardware

OFDMA can send multiple transmissions from multiple devices over the same frequency. It will provide efficiency over Wi-Fi, which would increase speed and improve latency.

With Wi-Fi 6 not yet ratified as a standard, what can we expect from the hardware vendors? Major vendors such as Cisco, Aruba, Aerohive, and Mist have been selling this supported access points.

But the details are in the chipset. Vendors purchase this chipsets from a few major manufacturers such as Broadcom and Qualcomm. The release of Wi-Fi 6 features, such as OFDMA, is dependent on the version of SDKs to the major vendors.

There’s a high probability that an access point supports this but may not have Wi-Fi 6 features implemented yet. Software updates will unlock these features for devices to use.

Brand

2x2

4x4

8x8

Aruba

AP-514AP-515

AP-530 SeriesAP-555

 

Cisco

 

C9115C9120

C9117C9130

Meraki

 

MR45

MR55

Mist (Juniper)

 

AP43

 

Ruckus

 

R650R750

R730

IoT will be the slowest to transition to Wi-Fi 6 infrequently upgraded, and limited in support.

This support from the laptops/ tablets/ and mobile devices. There are not many that support Wi-Fi 6 today. Laptops will require a chipset upgrade, available from Intel. Replacement of legacy hardware, such as tablets and IoT is needed.

Wi-Fi experts do not have many options to verify this. There are no tools available to check OFDMA.

Implementation

At which point will we start to see the benefits of this. There will be a long transition from Wi-Fi 5. A mix of legacy and next-gen this devices will be operating together.

Once the infrastructure is upgraded to this and more this capable devices join the network, we will be able to see a shift. Once OFDMA is operational, we will see the efficiencies not just for this devices but also for legacy ones.

A design required to identify the number of access points needed and their locations based on a set of network and user requirements. Begin testing Wi-Fi 6 access points. Acquire this devices and check them with your current devices. A well-planned test with a small subset of users is ideal before a mass rollout.
https://mobileinfoworld.com/the-best-wifi-6/

Compare Vivo Y15s & Vivo Y16

The Chinese smartphone manufacturer Vivo has launched more smartphone of its Y-series - the Vivo Y16. The device is priced at Rs 10000 for its base model of 3GB RAM & 32GB internal storage, while its 4GB + 64GB model costs Rs 12500. Let us see the comparison between Vivo Y15s & Vivo Y16 in below table.

Vivo Y16 handset features a 6.51" FHD+ LCD (IPS) display with 1600 x 720 pixels of resolution. It is powered by the MediaTek Helio P35 chipset and is equipped with an AI-powered dual rear camera setup, which includes a 13MP main camera and a 2MP macro camera. The smartphone runs Funtouch OS 12 based on Android 12, and is backed by a 5,000 mAh battery with 10W fast charging support.

Like Vivo Y16, the Vivo Y15s is also a smartphone that costs under Rs 10,000 for its base model and has similar features, including a FHD+ LCD(IPS) display, a 5000 mAh battery, a 13MP dual camera setup, and is also powered by the MediaTek Helio P35 chipset. So, how do the two smartphones compare specifications-wise? Here is a detailed spec-wise comparison of Vivo’s two budget smartphones.

Feature

Vivo Y16

Vivo Y15s

Display

6.51-inch FHD+ LCD(IPS)

Same As Y16

Chipset

MediaTek Helio P35 chipset

Same As Y16

Operating System

FunTouchOS 12 Android 12

FunTouchOS 11.1 Android 11

RAM

3GB & 4GB

3GB

Storage

32GB, 64GB & 128GB

32 & 64GB

Camera

13MP+2MP (Rear), 5MP (Front)

13MP+2MP (Rear), 8MP (Front)

Battery

5000mAh battery with 10W fast charging support

Same As Y16

Price

Rs 9,999

Rs 9,499

 
https://mobileinfoworld.com/compare-vivo-y15s-vivo-y16/